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Program Stucture
American
Councils for International Education offers a
summer Business Russian Language and Internship (BRLI)
Program that features a specially designed curriculum
focusing on the language of Russian business with
an internship averaging fifteen hours per week in
a multinational company, business, non-governmental
organization, charity, or government agency in Russia.
Students have the option of studying in one of three locations:
- The Moscow International University: Moscow International
is the first accredited private universityin the post-Soviet
Russian federation. It specializes in the teaching of
foreign languages, economics, finance, management, ecology
and sociology. The American Councils places students in
the university's department of Russian as a foreign language.
- The Russian State Pedagogical (Gertsen) University in St.
Petersburg: Located just behind the Kazan Cathedral
in downtown St. Petersburg, the Gertsen University is
one of the leading educational institutions in all of Russia.
The American Councils places students in the Department
of Russian as a Foreign Language.
- The CORA Center for
Russian Language Study: CORA faculty members are specially
trained in the instruction of Russian as a foreign
language and many have extensive teaching experience in
the U.S. Vladimir is three-hour train ride from Moscow. One
of Russia 's oldest cities, it is part of the historic "Golden
Ring."
Courses
The highly individualized academic program can be
tailored to serve students ranging from intermediate to heritage
speakers of Russian. All levels of instruction provide twelve to fifteen
hours of in-class contact, either in private tutorials
or small groups. Students are placed according to proficiency
level in groups of three-to-five for language classes. All area-studies
and literature courses are conducted in Russian. Tutoring opportunities
are also available to interested students
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